MrSonyCity

Disclaimer This is not an attack at OP. Just a genuine question that many of my friends and colleagues have mentioned.

I've spent 5 years at Uni training to be a engineer. I'll have to work weekends and do stupidly long days whilst working on stuff thats so powerful, it could kill a human with ease (and when it doesn't kill, the outcome isn't exactly pleasant)

I won't get paid anywhere near you guys nor extra for weekend and unsocialable hours. On top of that, my pay won't be hitting near £100k once you're at consultant level vs me being promoted.

So what makes you so different?

Do you PokemonGo? Slow speed and lots of different roads sounds like a ace combo for eggs, stops and Pokemon.

How do you see your technology fit in as shoppers start to use refillable containers/refill stations?